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Macintosh Computer 30th Anniversary; How Failure Helped Steve Jobs Start a Revolution
The original Macintosh computer turns 30 years old today, now try to imagine how the company that brought us the iPhone, iPad, iPod and MacBooks nearly failed with its desktop computer.
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